Introduction | p. xxv |
Assessment Test | p. xlv |
Planning the Windows NT 4 Environment | p. 1 |
Server Hardware | p. 3 |
Selecting Server Hardware by Role | p. 5 |
File and Print Servers | p. 6 |
Application Servers | p. 9 |
Internet/Intranet Servers | p. 10 |
Messaging Servers | p. 12 |
Remote Access Services (RAS) Servers | p. 13 |
Firewalls | p. 14 |
Networking Models | p. 15 |
The Workgroup Model | p. 16 |
The Client-Server Model | p. 17 |
The Domain Model | p. 18 |
NT Server Roles | p. 19 |
Primary Domain Controller | p. 21 |
Backup Domain Controllers | p. 22 |
Member Servers | p. 25 |
Domain Controller Placement | p. 26 |
Logon Validation Traffic | p. 26 |
SAM Synchronization Traffic | p. 27 |
Trust Relationships | p. 27 |
Trust Example 1 | p. 30 |
Trust Example 2 | p. 32 |
Implementing Trust Relationships | p. 33 |
The Four NT Domain Models | p. 36 |
The Single Domain Model | p. 37 |
The Master Domain Model | p. 38 |
The Multiple Master Domain Model | p. 39 |
The Complete Trust Domain Model | p. 41 |
NT Directory Services | p. 43 |
Summary | p. 44 |
Exam Essentials | p. 45 |
Key Terms | p. 48 |
Review Questions | p. 49 |
Answers to Review Questions | p. 56 |
Configuring and Troubleshooting Hardware | p. 59 |
Troubleshooting Computer Hardware | p. 61 |
Night of the Living DOS | p. 61 |
Finding Hardware Faults | p. 62 |
Configuring Hardware in NT 4 | p. 71 |
Device Driver Options | p. 73 |
Troubleshooting Hardware Configuration | p. 74 |
Using the Event Viewer | p. 74 |
Using the Windows NT Diagnostics Tool | p. 76 |
Using the Last Known Good | p. 80 |
RAID Support | p. 81 |
Levels of RAID | p. 81 |
RAID Supported by NT | p. 82 |
Recovering from Disk Failure in a RAID Environment | p. 87 |
Disk Mirroring Failure | p. 88 |
Disk Failure on a Stripe Set with Parity | p. 93 |
Multiprocessing in Windows NT | p. 94 |
Summary | p. 97 |
Exam Essentials | p. 97 |
Key Terms | p. 99 |
Review Questions | p. 100 |
Answers to Review Questions | p. 106 |
Network Connectivity | p. 109 |
Network Architecture | p. 110 |
Networking Concepts | p. 111 |
The Open Systems Interconnect (OSI) Model | p. 114 |
Windows NT Networking Components | p. 120 |
Programming Interfaces | p. 121 |
File System Drivers | p. 122 |
Transport Driver Interface | p. 122 |
Transport Protocols | p. 123 |
Network Driver Interface | p. 123 |
Adapter Drivers | p. 123 |
Windows NT Component Options | p. 124 |
Network Protocols | p. 124 |
Installing and Configuring Network Protocols | p. 130 |
Understanding TCP/IP | p. 130 |
NT Network Services | p. 138 |
Using Automatic Network Configuration Mechanisms | p. 139 |
Using ipconfig | p. 157 |
Summary | p. 159 |
Exam Essentials | p. 160 |
Key Terms | p. 162 |
Review Questions | p. 163 |
Answers to Review Questions | p. 170 |
User and Group Management | p. 173 |
User Accounts, Groups, and Security | p. 175 |
Planning | p. 177 |
Planning Groups | p. 178 |
Naming Conventions | p. 180 |
Security Planning | p. 180 |
Share Planning | p. 184 |
Policy Planning | p. 189 |
Managing Groups | p. 205 |
Local and Global Groups Defined | p. 206 |
Default Local and Global Groups | p. 208 |
Special Groups | p. 211 |
How Local and Global Groups Work Together | p. 212 |
Example of Local and Global Groups Implementation | p. 215 |
Managing Groups across Domains | p. 218 |
Managing User Accounts | p. 220 |
Networked and Local Users | p. 221 |
Special Built-in Accounts | p. 221 |
Creating User Accounts | p. 222 |
Copying User Accounts | p. 226 |
Disabling and Deleting User Accounts | p. 228 |
Renaming User Accounts | p. 229 |
Editing User Profile Properties | p. 230 |
User Profiles | p. 234 |
Summary | p. 236 |
Exam Essentials | p. 238 |
Key Terms | p. 240 |
Review Questions | p. 241 |
Answers to Review Questions | p. 248 |
Security | p. 251 |
The Security Configuration Manager | p. 253 |
Using Policies through the SCM | p. 253 |
Downloading and Installing the SCM | p. 254 |
Analyzing System Security | p. 257 |
Opening the GUI SCM | p. 257 |
Creating or Opening the Database | p. 260 |
Analyzing Windows NT 4 System Security | p. 261 |
Designing Security Templates | p. 263 |
Applying Templates to Configure System Security | p. 266 |
Changes to NT from Installing the SCM | p. 271 |
Standard NTFS Security | p. 271 |
Enhanced NTFS Security | p. 272 |
Managing the Audit Policy | p. 276 |
Enabling Auditing | p. 277 |
Using Syskey | p. 281 |
Server Message Block Signing | p. 283 |
Configuring SMB Signing | p. 284 |
The Windows NT 4 LAN Manager (NTLM) | p. 286 |
Authentication Options | p. 287 |
Summary | p. 289 |
Exam Essentials | p. 289 |
Key Terms | p. 290 |
Review Questions | p. 291 |
Answers to Review Questions | p. 296 |
Routing and Remote Access Services | p. 299 |
Remote Access Services (RAS) | p. 301 |
RAS Clients | p. 301 |
The RAS Server | p. 302 |
Analog Modems or ISDN? | p. 303 |
RAS Capabilities and Limitations | p. 305 |
Installing RRAS | p. 311 |
RAS and Modems | p. 311 |
RRAS Download and Installation | p. 314 |
Configuring RAS | p. 315 |
Configuring Network Protocols for RAS | p. 315 |
Configuring RAS Security | p. 317 |
Using Multilink | p. 321 |
VPNs and the Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol | p. 321 |
Configuring RAS Clients | p. 324 |
Troubleshooting RAS Connections | p. 329 |
Routing | p. 331 |
What Routing Does | p. 331 |
Routing and Windows NT | p. 332 |
How Routing Works | p. 333 |
Configuring Routing | p. 338 |
Summary | p. 341 |
Exam Essentials | p. 342 |
Key Terms | p. 344 |
Review Questions | p. 345 |
Answers to Review Questions | p. 350 |
The Distributed File System | p. 353 |
DFS and Its Benefits | p. 354 |
DFS Topology | p. 356 |
Installing and Administering Dfs | p. 357 |
Installing the DFS Server Software | p. 357 |
Administering DFS Trees | p. 359 |
Client Access | p. 364 |
Troubleshooting DFS | p. 365 |
Summary | p. 366 |
Exam Essentials | p. 367 |
Key Terms | p. 368 |
Review Questions | p. 369 |
Answers to Review Questions | p. 375 |
Printing | p. 377 |
Introduction to Printing | p. 378 |
Printing Devices | p. 379 |
Printing Software | p. 380 |
Printing and Networks | p. 382 |
NT Print Model | p. 383 |
Graphics Device Interface (GDI) | p. 384 |
Print Driver | p. 385 |
Print Router | p. 385 |
Print Provider (Spooler) | p. 386 |
Print Processor | p. 386 |
Print Monitor | p. 387 |
Network Print Devices | p. 388 |
Creating a Printer | p. 388 |
Sending Print Jobs to Network Printers | p. 391 |
Managing NT Printers | p. 392 |
Management Functions | p. 392 |
Printer Properties | p. 396 |
Managing NT Print Servers | p. 405 |
TCP/IP and DLC Printer Support | p. 406 |
Printing in a TCP/IP Environment | p. 407 |
Configuring Printers to Use the DLC Protocol | p. 407 |
Troubleshooting Printing Problems | p. 408 |
Printer Sometimes Does Not work | p. 408 |
Printer Does Not Work at All | p. 409 |
Summary | p. 409 |
Exam Essentials | p. 410 |
Key Terms | p. 411 |
Review Questions | p. 412 |
Answers to Review Questions | p. 419 |
Supporting Internet Services | p. 421 |
Overview of IIS Protocols | p. 422 |
WWW Service | p. 422 |
FTP Service | p. 423 |
Installing IIS 4.0 | p. 423 |
Preparing for IIS Installation | p. 423 |
IIS Installation Options | p. 424 |
Managing the FTP Service | p. 425 |
Creating an FTP Site | p. 425 |
FTP Configuration Options | p. 427 |
FTP Properties | p. 427 |
Virtual Directories and Virtual Servers | p. 435 |
Managing the WWW Service | p. 436 |
Creating a New Web Site | p. 436 |
Configuring the WWW Site | p. 437 |
Configuring Virtual Servers to Use Host Headers | p. 450 |
Using HTTPS | p. 451 |
Windows NT Load Balancing Service | p. 451 |
Summary | p. 452 |
Exam Essentials | p. 453 |
Key Terms | p. 454 |
Review Questions | p. 455 |
Answers to Review Questions | p. 461 |
Optimizing Windows NT 4 | p. 463 |
Windows NT Service Packs | p. 465 |
Overview of Network Performance | p. 466 |
Bottlenecks | p. 467 |
Finding Bottlenecks | p. 470 |
Eliminating Bottlenecks | p. 471 |
The Perpetual Cycle | p. 472 |
Improving Network Performance | p. 472 |
Reducing Traffic | p. 473 |
Splitting Networks | p. 474 |
Increasing Speed | p. 477 |
Windows NT Self-Tuning Mechanisms | p. 479 |
Memory Optimizations | p. 479 |
Prioritizing Threads and Processes | p. 481 |
Cacheing Disk Requests | p. 482 |
Performance Monitoring | p. 484 |
Object Counters | p. 486 |
Processor Performance | p. 487 |
Disk Performance | p. 491 |
Using Task Manager | p. 499 |
The Network Monitor | p. 502 |
NT Server 4's Network Monitor | p. 503 |
Installing Network Monitor | p. 504 |
Using the Network Monitor | p. 504 |
Network Monitor Security | p. 509 |
Summary | p. 511 |
Exam Essentials | p. 511 |
Key Terms | p. 513 |
Review Questions | p. 514 |
Answers to Review Questions | p. 520 |
Troubleshooting and System Recovery | p. 523 |
Principles of Troubleshooting | p. 525 |
Axioms of Troubleshooting | p. 528 |
Troubleshooting Networks | p. 533 |
Client Problems | p. 534 |
Server Problems | p. 535 |
Data Link Problems | p. 535 |
Cable Faults | p. 536 |
Troubleshooting the Windows NT Boot Process | p. 537 |
How Windows NT Boots | p. 537 |
Windows NT Load Phases | p. 540 |
Boot Sequence Errors | p. 542 |
The Windows NT Boot Disk | p. 544 |
The Emergency Repair Disk | p. 545 |
Restoring Windows NT | p. 546 |
Troubleshooting a Running Windows NT Environment | p. 548 |
Using the Event Viewer | p. 548 |
Using the Windows NT Diagnostics Tool | p. 550 |
Troubleshooting Security Problems | p. 554 |
Working with Backup | p. 555 |
Tape Backup Concepts | p. 556 |
Adding a Tape Device | p. 561 |
Backing Up a Volume | p. 561 |
Restoring from Backup | p. 563 |
Scheduling Jobs with AT | p. 564 |
Using the Backup Tool from the Command Line | p. 566 |
Troubleshooting Resources | p. 568 |
Windows Help Files | p. 568 |
TechNET CD | p. 569 |
Internet Resources | p. 569 |
Summary | p. 571 |
Exam Essentials | p. 572 |
Key Terms | p. 573 |
Review Questions | p. 574 |
Answers to Review Questions | p. 580 |
Glossary | p. 583 |
Index | p. 623 |
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